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Walt Disney Company Employee Benefits 6/4/2021 Employee and Cast Member Benefits | Disney Aspire Educational Program United States Jobs CAREER AREAS BRANDS PROGRAMS ABOUT US ENJOY THE MAGIC Because our employees and cast members are at the heart of everything we do, Disney o·ers a competitive total rewards package that includes pay, health and savings bene¹ts, time-o· programs, educational opportunities and more. Together, these rewards make up a comprehensive package that helps our employees and cast members live their best life, grow personally and professionally and take advantage of the special extras that only Disney can provide. Career Development We support growth and development for all our employees & cast through online learning tools and programs designed to foster inclusion. Community Involvement We believe in giving back to the community and you'll ¹nd opportunities to volunteer through Disney VoluntEARS. Commuter Assistance The Disney Commuter Assistance program helps Disney employees and cast members ¹nd commuter resources, options, and incentives. Exclusive Discounts Discounts are available at select hotels, dining, merchandise and recreation locations. Health Insurance and Wellbeing https://jobs.disneycareers.com/benefits 1/6 6/4/2021 Employee and Cast Member Benefits | Disney Aspire Educational Program A·ordable health insurance options, such as medical, dental and vision coverage, United States may be available for full-time positions. Jobs CAREER AREAS BRANDS PROGRAMS ABOUT US Childcare Options On-site, low-cost and back-up child care options are available at select work locations. Paid Time O· Vacation and sick leave are available for full-time positions. Vacation and personal holidays are accrued based on length of service, position and hours worked. Retirement Programs Retirement plans may be available for full-time and part-time positions. Theme Park Admission Complimentary theme park admission for full-time and part-time positions after two weeks of employment. Tuition Assistance Includes Educational reimbursement and Disney Aspire, which pays 100% tuition upfront at network schools for full-time and part-time hourly employees. Weekly Pay Employees are paid on a weekly basis. Direct Deposit is an available option. Wellness Programs We o·er on-site ¹tness classes in addition to a variety of health and wellness programs and seminars. It takes a special kind of person to work at The Walt Disney Company. Through each and every one of us, The Walt Disney Company impacts the lives of people all over the world. The various experiences and perspectives of our employees and cast members contribute to the success of our many brands in a way no other company can match. Eligibility for certain reward programs will vary based on your job status, work location and/or the terms of any applicable collective bargaining agreement. https://jobs.disneycareers.com/benefits 2/6 6/4/2021 Employee and Cast Member Benefits | Disney Aspire Educational Program United States Jobs CAREER AREAS BRANDS PROGRAMS ABOUT US #DreamsWithinReach As part of our educational opportunities, we’re investing in the futures of hourly employees and cast members with our education investment program, Disney Aspire. Through this program, we hope to foster passion through education, promote con¹dence, and help employees and cast members focus on what really matters – reaching their dreams. “I have always believed that education is the key to opportunity – it opens doors and creates new possibilities.” – Bob Iger Chairman & CEO 100% of tuition paid up front. Required books and fees are reimbursed. With a broad network of schools and hundreds of programs to choose from, ¹nd the Disney Aspire opportunity that’s right for you. https://jobs.disneycareers.com/benefits 3/6 6/4/2021 Employee and Cast Member Benefits | Disney Aspire Educational Program United States Jobs CAREER AREAS BRANDS PROGRAMS ABOUT US Flexibility with online enrollment, online learning and a choice of schools and programs. Coaching support from interest to completion, every step of the way. IMAGINE THE STORIES YOU COULD BE PART OF #InsideDisney THE BENEFITS OF A DISNEY ENGLISH CAREER > https://jobs.disneycareers.com/benefits 4/6 6/4/2021 Employee and Cast Member Benefits | Disney Aspire Educational Program THE DISNEY PARKS, EXPERIENCES AND PRODUCTS RECRUITMENT CALIFORNIA-BASED COLLEGE PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS SPREAD TEAM ENJOYS A DAY IN TOY STORY LAND AT DISNEY’S SOME HOLIDAY CHEER BY GIVING BACK TO OTHERS > HOLLYWOOD STUDIOS! > United States Jobs CAREER AREAS BRANDS PROGRAMS ABOUT US EMPLOYEES OF THE WALT DISNEY COMPANY CAN ENJOY ACCESS TO DISCOUNTED TICKETS FOR MANY SHOWS AT THE HISTORIC EL THE WALT DISNEY COMPANY HONORS VETERANS ACROSS THE CAPITAN THEATRE. > COMPANY > ABC IS A GLOBAL LEADER IN ITS INDUSTRY. HERE, OUR EMPLOYEES GROW AND CHALLENGE THEMSELVES IN NEW WAYS TOP WINNERS AT THE LUCASFILM SIDEWALK CHALK ART EACH DAY. > FESTIVAL > SEEING THE MILLENIUM FALCON WHEN I WALK INTO WORK LEAVES ME SPEECHLESS EVERY TIME. I TRULY AM LIVING A MID-AFTERNOON BREAK #ONTHELOT > DREAM! > DISNEY VOLUNTEARS > https://jobs.disneycareers.com/benefits 5/6 6/4/2021 Employee and Cast Member Benefits | Disney Aspire Educational Program WATCH OUR JOBS United States Jobs Sign up to receive new job alerts and company information based on your preferences. CAREER AREAS BRANDS PROGRAMS ABOUT US Job Category Select Location Select Job Level Select Add FOLLOW US Jobs By Location Jobs By Category Jobs By Group Jobs By Business Area Site Map Terms of Use Privacy Policy Interest-Based Ads © Disney, All Rights Reserved https://jobs.disneycareers.com/benefits 6/6.
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